Pressing need to remove Democrats sparks political clash
M M Holland of Columbus denounces President Harrison for slow removal of Democrats and favoring loyal Republicans. He cites extensive Democratic hold in federal offices and warns Mugwumps politics fail to unite the party. Also notes Ohio Republican Foraker gathering and related rhetoric. Export data show June Bradford worsted and yarn shipments to the United States, with quarterly totals nearing full quarter share.
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WaAshingTon
Hubbell
Maynard
Benedict
Cleveland
Green Bay
Ohio Republican Association
Grand Army Hall
Coulter
Harrison
M. M. Holland
Columbus
Sixth Auditor
McConville
Holland
Flannagin
Texas
Parsons
Alabama
United States
South
Foraker
McGrew
Republican State Committee
Mahone Tracks Power in Virginia Politics
A conference today among Senator Quay and Colonel Clarkson with Virginia Mahone bosses shows the national committee ready to cede spoils to Mahone if he unites the party. Mahone seeks governor’s race to keep patronage power, facing public spite and fading support from both white Republicans and colored voters. The piece notes Blaine’s past stance and the cabinet pressure suggesting the patronage system may ruin the Harrison era.
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William Mahone
Republican Party of
Virginia
Harrison
Senator Quay
Colonel Clarkson
Executive Committee
Republican National Committee
Mahone
National Committee
Professor Langston
Congress
Blaine
Readjuster Party
Senator Hoar
Edmunds
Republican Party
President plans summer travel and Deer Park visit
The President has mapped a summer plan broadening travel and visits. He intends to leave Washington for Deer Park this Saturday for about two weeks and will handle urgent business there. Pardons and similar matters may be announced from Deer Park while other announcements come from the White House.
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Washington
Deer Park
White House
Executive Mansion
Bar Harbor
Blaine
Maine
Windom
Halford
Harrigan
Patient Sees Dr Gardner for Checkup
The note indicates she visited physician Dr Frank A Gardner and reports improvement by evening. The fragment notes her seeing the doctor and mentions she is better that night. No additional names or specific dates are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Gardner
A New Honor for Horace Wadlin
Horace Wadlin chief of the Massachusetts Bureau of Statistics of Labor will likely supervise the district census for Massachusetts. He will oversee enumerators statewide and earn about $2000, more than any other supervisor. The law pays $125 per supervisor and $1 per 1000 inhabitants in thickly settled areas. Wadlin will manage the work alongside his current bureau duties after strong recommendation from Colonel Wright of the National Department of Labor.
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Horace Wadlin
Massachusetts Bureau of Statistics of Labor
District of
Massachusetts
Wadlin
Wright
National Department of Labor
Bids Opened for Stamps by Postmaster Wanamaker
Postmaster General Wanamaker opened bids to furnish the department with adhesive postage stamps for four years starting October 1 1889. Two bidders competed: Charles F Steele of Philadelphia and the American Bank Note Company of New York. Prices offered were slightly lower than the current contract.
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Wanamaker
Charles F. Steele
Philadelphia
American Bank Note Company of
New York
First Siamese Paper Money Issued by Hong Kong Bank
The Secretary of State reports a Bangkok issued paper currency by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. Sanctioned by the Siamese King, notes come in 5 10 trial denominations, with trials worth about 60 cents USD. Expected to aid merchants and the public broadly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Child
United States
Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation
Bangkok
President Harrison Arrives at White House in Washington
The President and Mrs. Harrison reached Washington this afternoon at 4 15 o clock and were driven directly to the White House.
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White House
Harrison
Washington
Bent of Fifth Massachusetts Appointed Cadet at West Point
Charles L. Bent of the Cambridge district in Massachusetts has been appointed as a cadet at the Military Academy at West Point marking his entry into military education.
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Cambridge
West Point
Charles L. Bent
Massachusetts
Military Academy
Cadet Camp Activities Draw Visitors and Thunderstorm
Hing ham Camp sees a busy day with Adjutant-General Dalton ex-Governor Long and other officers in attendance. Rifle practice, drill, and a large dress parade proceed before a thunderstorm disrupts activities. Attendance totals 157 as officers lead a full program of guard, inspection, and band concert.
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Edmonds
Hayes
Edmands
Rogers
William _B. Clarke
Walter L. Bouve
St Pauls Names New Rector From Bridgeport Conn
A letter confirms Rev Dr John A Lindsay will become rector of St Pauls Church next month and likely preach on the first Sunday in August. Born in Virginia, he graduated from William and Mary, studied at Virginia Episcopal Seminary, and counts Dr Philips Brooks and Bishop Potter as classmates. He has served Georgetown Heights and St Johns Bridgeport with high regard, and has declined bishoprics and a New Orleans post. Married with three children, at about 47 he is tall and a strong preacher. The church sale issue is expected to be laid aside pending the new rector.
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John A. Lindsay
Bridgeport
Conn
St. Paul’s
Thuarch
Lindsay
Virginia
William and Mary College
Virginia Episcopal Seminary
Philips Brooks
Potter
New York
Georgetown Heights
D. C
Congress
Georgetown
Easton
Maryland
New Orleans
St. John’s Church
Linea
Charitable Mechanics Mourn Osmyn Brewster and Call for School
The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association held a quarterly meeting in Russell Hall led by President James G. Haynes with many members present. Hon. F. W. Lincoln memorializes Osmyn Brewster, noting his long service in Crocker & Brewster and at the association, and a monument at Mt. Auburn will honor him. The group votes to honor Brewster and discusses founding a mechanical trade school, including plans for using Huntington Avenue facilities and a potential city partnership. New members Albert B. Franklin, Henry F. Holland, George A. Avery, Benjamin F. Bradford, John ____ joined.
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Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Russell Hall
Mechanics
James G. Haynes
Alfred Bicknell
F. W. Lincoln
Osmyn Brewster
Uriel Crocker
Brewster
Hancock Street
Crocker & Brewster
Boston
Crocker
Association
Mr. Brewster
Treasury
Mt. Auburn
Corporation of the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
School of Mechanic Arts
Pope
Seaver
Committee On Mechanical Schools
Board of Government
Huntington Avenue
Albert B. Franklin
Henry, F. Holland
George A. Avery
Benjamin F. Bradford
John
A Fair Swindler of Beverly
A clever swindle targets Beverly's religiously inclined residents. An attractive young woman solicited small subscriptions for the heathen, asking signees to sign cards sent to New York headquarters. Later those cards appeared as orders at local shops charged to the signers. Victim count unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
New York
New Suit Stock Cleared at G W Simmons Co Prices
A made to order suit line at fixed prices aims to clear remaining spring and summer stock at 32 to 44 North street. Orders this week exceed a hundred daily as customers rush to take advantage of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Straws From State Street Signal Mixed Market Tone
The New York market shows a quiet bullish feeling amid weakness in Manhattan Elevated and rail shares. Prominent investors quietly accumulate Atchison stock for keeps while railroad prospects and traffic volumes shape values. Thompson European Electric Welding expands rights across Europe, with a strong 1.5 million capital and premium trading. Freight and grain rate outlooks hint at rising tonnage and potential price gains next week. CAPE Cop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Western Union
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Bernhardt’s Secret Promises Strength For Women
Sociable advice article urges women to eat well and rely on Perry Davis's Pain-Killer to boost energy during summer. It claims Sara Bernhardt's care and discipline prove women can endure fatigue and illness with proper regimen and sensible stimulants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Bernhardt
Perry Davis
New York
Bangor Man Dies After Yard Accident
John Ryan died from injuries after being run over in the Maine Central yard last night. The coroner's inquest absolves the railroad and its employees of all blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
John Ryan
Maine Central
Blaine
Real Estate Listings Oddly Timed For Tomorrow
Today auctions include L Foster Morse at 4 p.m and Horatio Harris & Co. at 10 a.m for fruit sales. Tomorrow schedules show Snow & Co. at 11 a.m. for fruit sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Foster Morse
Horatio Harris & Co
Fruit —Snow & Co
Marriages Listed in Weston and City Ceremonies
Several nuptials announced across Boston and nearby cities. Cushman Jacobs. Leach Frye. McFee White. Mitchell Ordway. Miller Peach. Parker Gerick. Russell Chadwick. Couples include Cushman Jacobs from Weston and Elizabeth White, Ara bella Ordway, and Lizzie Chadwick of Gardiner.
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Cushman—Jacobs
Weston
L. P. Blackford
Waltham
Ernest Walter Cushman
Minnie Louise Jacobs
Leach—Frye
A. J. Gordon
D.D
J. Edward Leach
Alice M. Frye
McFee
Mitchell
Ordway
Henry J F. Allen
Fred Mitchell
St. Louis
Arabella EK. Ordway
Boston
Miller
Peach
C. G. Whittemore
Aaram Miller
Susan J. Peach
Parker
Gerick
William E. Parker
Wilhelminaerick, Russell—Chadwick
Gardiner
W. W. Ogier
William Russell
Lizzie E. Chadwick
Death notices from Dorchester and nearby towns July listings
Deaths announced for Samuel A. B. Bragg Ann Chandler Harriette Folts Bridget Hall Richard J. Isaac Annie A Kenney Ellen Norton William Odiorne Lizzie S Prescott Sabra Torrey Samuel T. Waters listed by city and date with ages ranging from 27 to 80 in Dorchester Boston area and surrounding communities.
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Kenney
East Everett
Annie A
John B. Kenney
Norton
Bostou Ihlands
Ellen Norton
Odiorne
Somerville
William Odiorne
Prescottl
Bailey’s Island
Lizzie S
Gustavus G. Prescott
Torrey
Saybrook
Conn
Sabra
George W. Torrey
Waters
Samuel T. Waters
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Mass
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Devonshire Street
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Nathan Whipple
Hee Mass
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Entre Barbor
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Hampton, N. Y
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Sharon
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Pemberton Square
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P. O
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Dorchester St
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J. W. Converse
Congress St
Roundy & Hobbs
Court Street
Henry W. Holland
Tremont Row
MES Heloise E. Hersey’s
Chestnut Street
Fall Tern
Colchis Mining Co
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John A. Fenno
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Nantasket
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American Band of
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D. W. Reeves
Walter Emerson
America
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton
Hull
WY. C. Pier
Strawberry Hill
Downer
Hingham
Femberton
Melville Garden
Herald and Globe
Geo. P. Cushing
Crocker, Burbank & CO
Fitchburg, Mass
Hard Pine Lumber
Mackinatack
Huckins & CO
Kilby Sneck
East
Boylston Insurance CO
W. Glover
Senate
E. van Noorden & Sr
Harrison Ave
Boston, Mass
Eureka Telephone CO
Liberty Square
Bostor
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